E XC L U S IVE F EAT U RE
Other Options for Bachelor Degree Graduates
Choosing a university degree is far from easy
and finishing one is an achievement in itself,
especially within the hospitality industry
which demands a working commitment.
Hospitality is an industry that immediately
ticks all the boxes in terms of stimulating
students through robust degree courses,
which usually involve a year’s placement
for on-the-job experience. This depth of
study allows graduates to gain a wealth of
experience before completing their degree
course, putting them in a great position when
looking for jobs once they graduate.
The hospitality industry is focused on making
sure that customers and guests experience
a great time as much as it can. Students
majoring in hospitality management can
choose from a variety of career paths that
focus on customer service. Although a
hospitality management degree can prepare
you for entry-level management positions,
non-management career opportunities also
exist. Knowing a few of the common career
choices for hospitality management majors
can help you select the career path that is best
for you. These are the options you can take:
Fast-food Chain/Restaurant Manager
This managerial position will help you grow as you start
your young career. The role has a strong hospitality element,
ensuring that the restaurant delivers high-quality food and
drink and good customer service. However, it also includes
activities common to business managers within any sector,
including overseeing marketing, sales, operations, finance
and human resources. This job requires a bachelor’s degree
in hotel and restaurant management. Leadership qualities
and interpersonal